More info blucasso…Actually the FCC has stated that all analog broadcast will indeed be terminated in February of 2009.
#Eyetv apple tv 4 update#
Those who frequently use the Full Screen Menu will also appreciate that they can now place the Mac in standby using an EyeTV remote control or the Apple Remote.Įlgato rounds off this free update with numerous bug fixes as well as added support for TerraTec’s Cinergy T XE, a USB stick for DVB-T reception, and Hauppauge’s WinTV Nova-TD, a USB stick for DVB-T reception with two tuners and Antenna Diversity.
Users with multiple monitors can now specify on which monitor the Full Screen Menu is displayed and whether the remaining displays should be darkened. A progress bar now tracks Program Guide updates, an improvement that is particularly valuable for users of satellite solutions with many channels for which a large amount of program data must be transferred. Areas of the timeline in which broadcasts are scheduled for recording are now highlighted in pink, providing the user with a quick reference. Program description texts supplied by tvtv are now considerably more detailed. In addition to English, French, German and Japanese, localized versions of EyeTV are now available in Italian and Spanish.ĮyeTV 2.4 adds more features to the Program Guide. Users can now enter part of the title or a description of a recording’s content in Spotlight and quickly find the sought-after recording without opening the EyeTV application. A Universal Binary application, EyeTV 2.4 supports older Macs with PowerPC processors and new models with the Intel chip set.ĮyeTV 2.4 also adds support for Apple’s “Spotlight” search technology. EyeTV supports technologies such as Dolby Surround, high-definition television (HDTV) and progressive scan.
#Eyetv apple tv 4 software#
The software offers an integrated Program Guide (tvtv, IceTV or DVB guide) with full-text search, as well as a Full Screen menu for a comfortable control option (Apple Remote or EyeTV Remote) for TV viewing from the sofa. It enables users to watch live TV broadcasts on a Mac and record them onto the Mac’s hard disc edit the recordings in an integrated Editor export the recordings to iPod, Apple TV, DVD and iApps and burn the recordings to DVD. Alternatively, the export can be automated as part of the recording schedule.ĮyeTV 2 is a software solution for television on the Mac. The feature functions in the same way as EyeTV 2’s easy iPod export button simply select a video from the list of recordings and click the new Apple TV button in the menu bar. If you're a Mac-having TV addict who isn't already outfitted with a TiVo and a Slingbox, the Elgato EyeTV HD may be just the solution for taking your favorite shows on the go.Elgato Systems has released EyeTV 2.4, a free update to its EyeTV 2 software which now includes one click export for Apple TV.
The same app can be used to dive into your recording schedule and make changes. By installing the optional EyeTV app ($4.99), users can stream live TV or any of their recordings over the Internet from their computers using Wi-Fi or 3G. The killer feature, though, is that iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch users never really need to sync to their computers to transfer their recorded content. Recordings are made in the h.264 video format with a maximum resolution of 1,920×1,080 pixels at 30 frames per second. Thanks to hardware acceleration, the EyeTV HD can simultaneously encode two versions of any incoming video: one optimized for HD playback on your Mac, iPad, or Apple TV and a smaller file for use with an iPhone or iPod. Unfortunately, scheduled recording of over-the-air transmissions is a no-go. A plug-in IR blaster communicates between your EyeTV and your cable box to tune in the appropriate channel when a show is ready to rip. The EyeTV HD comes with recording schedule software powered by TV Guide. The EyeTV HD is bus-powered, so all it needs to get the job done is an available USB 2.0 port on your Mac. There's no HDMI, but by going analog, users are able to escape the headaches of digital video DRM. The box sports component and S-Video inputs capable of 1080i capture resolution or 720p. The sandwich-size hardware isn't much to look at, but put it between your Mac and your cable/satellite box and you've got a powerful tool for capturing the TV you're already paying for.
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